"For 2 years Sirus has been slowly going up. People Bash it daily and it has been one of the most shorted Stocks out there. There is a contingent of people here (like me) that LOVE the Sirus product and the stock............. it hasn't disappointed. Bashers & Shorts are losing their Butt. Analysis have lost their investors Millions by betting against Sirus. Isn't it time that you guys see that SIRUS is in the process of being one of the biggest Media companies in the World and it is time to jump on the Bandwagon. Morgan Stanley finally has (too bad for you it wasn't sooner). INVESTORS, if your broker or Analysis has told you to not buy Sirus, it may be time to get a new Broker. In the past 24 months Sirus has gone from .05 to 1.70 now. If you had bought $10,000 of Sirus then, it would now be worth $340,000 (that is only 24 months). Glad I didn't listen to Cramer and others."

Based on the Q4 OEM run-rate, and heavy weighting toward non-fleet sales, I'm thinking that Mel not pre-releasing net-ads may mean they have knocked the cover off the ball (counter-intuitive logic) and will send the shorts running like a crowd from a burning movie theatre (as Mel has long promised) . . although they might already be making an orderly exit based on the trading action we are seeing today.

The one-time-charges, I guess, could be the fly-in-the-ointment that seeds a trade . .

As the name implies, I've held every share I've bought -- even the $3.60 shares lol. I will eventually sell some to round out my portfolio, but for now, I'm enjoying the ride. I still remember Mel saying that after a certain sub number for every dollar in subs, 70 cents will go to the bottom line. If you're adding 200,000, 300,000 or 400,000 subs a quarter.......... It's big money.

The plain truth is that after listening to SIRI, regular radio is almost unlistenable. They need to keep getting the word out.